BCC Sunday Sermons

This morning, we kicked off a new series called Pathways where Pastor Jim spoke on the community that we have around us. Jesus calls and redeems everyone, no matter their past. We should embrace our brokenness and lean on each other and Jesus for support, knowing that the church is a community of imperfect people loved by a perfect God. Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

As we continued our series, Simple, this morning we had guest speaker Alan Wan talk about the stuff that we have in our lives. Being content in life means to be completely sufficient, to need absolutely nothing. Goods can't satisfy us because we were created for promised land living, not the promoted land living. Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

As we kicked off our new series, Simple, Pastor Steve spoke this morning on our schedules that we have in life. We know that our schedule is a true reflection of what we treasure. A societal obsession with busyness exists in today's world, which often serves as a distraction from deeper personal and spiritual issues. To change our lifestyle requires a change in mind. Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

As we wrapped up our series, Life Hacks, Pastor Jim spoke this morning on the power of words. Proverbs tells us to pay attention to our words by letting them be few, true, gentle and life giving. Words can uplift or tear down, heal or hurt, create or destroy. We must be mindful of our words, as they not only reveal our inner state but also have lasting effects on others.Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

As we near the end of our series, Life Hacks, Pastor Brady spoke this morning on taking initiative. We must be intentional about our direction. We have to recognize areas of passivity and take meaningful, guided actions. Sometimes though, we must take time to listen to God, but don't remain passive; instead, seek God's wisdom and take appropriate action in life.Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.

This morning, Pastor Jim spoke on making sense of money, as we continued our series, Life Hacks. Finances is a difficult area, but by keeping God out of certain compartments, like money, we miss out on true life and freedom. God desires something for us, not from us, and a full commitment to following Jesus in every area, including finances, is crucial for experiencing the life God promises.Check out past sermons at bccok.com/sermons.Help us further our mission at bccok.com/give.